Ain't That Love

Kenny Chesney · Original Album Classics [2010]

I will always remember

The first time that we met

And the first time that I kissed your lips

Is a thing I won't forget.



The special way you held me

Is the way you hold me still

And I knew right then that you loved me

And I know you always will.



Chorus:

Ain't that love

Ain't that how it's supposed to be

When two hearts come together as one

Just like you and me.

Ain't that love

Shining in your eyes

Heaven sent from up above

Ain't that love?



My grandma and my grandpa

My momma and my dad

Didn't have a lot of things

But love is what they had.



Their love kept them together

Through the many years

Though life was hard

They shared it all, through

The laughter and the tears.



Chorus:

Ain't that love

Ain't that how it's supposed to be

When two hearts come together as one

Just like you and me.

Ain't that love

Shining in your eyes

Heaven sent from up above

Ain't that love?



--- Instrumental ---



Baby you're the sunshine

That brightens up my day

And I will always stand by you

Darlin' come what may.



And I will always love you,

To have and to hold

And I'll keep my every promise to you

With this band of gold.



Chorus:

Ain't that love

Ain't that how it's supposed to be

When two hearts come together as one

Just like you and me.

Ain't that love

Shining in your eyes

Heaven sent from up above

Ain't that love?



Heaven sent from up above

Ain't that love?..

Ain't That Love

Ain't That Love stands as a defining track in Kenny Chesney's early discography, capturing the earnest romanticism that would later become his signature. Released during a pivotal period in his career, the recording showcases the artist's ability to blend traditional country instrumentation with a modern, accessible melodic sensibility. The song explores the complexities of affection and commitment, resonating with listeners through its sincere delivery and polished production. As part of a broader body of work that established Chesney as a leading figure in contemporary country music, this track highlights his skill in crafting relatable narratives about love and life. Its enduring presence in his catalogue reflects the lasting appeal of his songwriting and vocal performance during this era.